Famspring was born from a firsthand understanding of the challenges and triumphs of raising a child with autism. We partner with families to navigate their unique paths with expert care and genuine support. We are committed to improving the independence and self-advocacy of our clients with an emphasis on putting the child first, always. For more information, see We are a child-centered ABA practice committed to joyful, child-led, and neurodiversity-affirming care. We believe meaningful progress happens through connection, enthusiasm, and creativity— not compliance-driven approaches. Our team values collaboration, emotional regulation, and building genuine relationships with learners and families.

We believe:

ABA should be joyful, child-affirming, and meaningful Learners thrive when given autonomy and respect Strong relationships drive the best outcomes Clinicians deserve flexibility, support, and room to grow We are looking for BCBA or LABA who bring energy, flexibility, and heart to their work. What Makes This Role Different Autonomy & Flexibility

• Design and adapt programming while receiving collaborative clinical support (not micromanagement) Growth-Oriented Environment
• Opportunities to mentor staff, contribute to program development, and evolve into leadership roles at a small and growing practice Collaborative Culture
• Work closely with experienced professionals who value feedback and shared problem-solving Manageable Caseloads
• Typically 5-7 clients, with a focus on quality over volume Who We're Looking For We're looking for a BCBA who is: Compassionate, thoughtful, and relationship-driven Excited to work alongside a small team of providers at a growing practice Creative and able to design engaging, individualized programming Comfortable in a growing, evolving environment that requires flexibility A strong mentor who can both support and hold Behavior Technicians accountable Organized, proactive, and responsive with communication and documentation Open to feedback and committed to ongoing growth Key Responsibilities Conduct client intakes, including parent interviews, observations, and assessments Develop individualized, meaningful treatment plans Supervise and provide clear, supportive, and actionable feedback to Behavior Technicians Collaborate with families, schools, and interdisciplinary providers Required Qualifications Active BCBA or LABA certification and Washington state licensure 3+ years experience working with children with developmental disabilities SBT experience is a plus!

1+ years of experience supervising and training Behavior Technicians Reliable transportation and willingness to travel within the Eastside Seattle area

Schedule, Caseload & Location Schedule:

~20-30 hours per week (mix of direct, supervision, and indirect time) with opportunities for growth

Caseload:

5-7 clients

Location:

Services provided in home, school, and community settings across Seattle & the Eastside area (Bellevue, Sammamish, Issaquah) Flexible scheduling is based on client needs; morning and evening availability is preferred Compensation & Benefits $60

• 70 per hour Flexible schedule Mileage reimbursement between client locations Manageable caseload with ongoing clinical collaboration Opportunity for increased hours and leadership as the company grows

Pay:

$55.00

• $75.00 per hour Expected hours: 25.0
• 35.

0 per week

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Professional development assistance Application Question(s): Are you comfortable providing supervision in all 3 settings

• home/school/clinic settings?

Please provide your availability for a 45 min virtual interview within the next week. How many min-max billable hours/week is ideal for you?

License/Certification:

LBA or LABA (Required)

Work Location:

In person